The film festival gave Meg Smaker’s “Jihad Rehab” a coveted spot in its 2022 lineup, but apologized after an outcry over her race and her approach.

Sundance Liked Her Documentary on Terrorism, Until Muslim Critics Didn’t

A bar from the Stork Club, once a gathering spot for Grace Kelly, Ernest Hemingway, Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe, collects dust in a downtown tavern that went out of business.

Ghosts of New York’s Glamorous Past Haunt an Empty Pub

The economics of the housing market, and the local rules that shape it, have squeezed out entry-level homes.

Whatever Happened to the Starter Home?

In “Stay True,” Hua Hsu, a staff writer for The New Yorker, recounts his relationship with an Asian American college friend, whose search for identity quietly shaped the author’s own.

A Formative Friendship Cut Short by Tragedy

Two airlines allow dispatchers, who share operational authority over flights, to do their jobs remotely. Some in the industry take issue with that.

While You’re in the Air, Pilots’ Key Partners May Be Working From Home

Extreme heat is testing the way energy is generated, delivered and traded — and raising the prospect of perpetual emergencies.

Dodging Blackouts, California Faces New Questions on Its Power Supply

Her nationalist party was the top vote-getter, leaving Ms. Meloni poised to be Italy’s first female prime minister and the first with post-Fascist roots.

Giorgia Meloni Wins Voting in Italy, in Breakthrough for Europe’s Hard Right

Despite the loss of the show’s longtime host, viewership has held mostly steady, emboldening a move to spinoffs and tournaments, including a revival of “Celebrity Jeopardy!”

Celebrities Are Just the Start of the Expanding ‘Jeopardy!’-verse

The Met’s first production of Cherubini’s work, in the Italian version, opens the season. The soprano Sondra Radvanovsky is aware of the pressure.

The Met Opera Takes on ‘Medea’ in the Shadow of Maria Callas

Publicly, Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas has not criticized the migrant flights from his state by Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida. Privately, the Florida governor’s stunt stung the Texas governor’s team.

The Megastate G.O.P. Rivalry Between Abbott and DeSantis

Panic and fear flooded the occupied territories as Russian forces rounded up men to fight and forced residents to vote in a staged referendum on joining Russia, Ukrainian officials and rights groups said.

Russia Begins Mobilizing Ukrainians to Fight Against Their Own Country

To understand the changing challenge of hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, a reporter spent three days intercepting people walking from Southern California to the Northern Cascades.

Notebook, Food and a Bear Canister: A Reporter Hits the Trail

A traveler gets beyond Seoul’s sprawl to explore tranquil thatched mountain hamlets, peaceful Buddhist temples and unhurried ‘slow food’ towns in rural South Korea.

Exploring ‘The Land of Morning Calm’

Kipchoge ran the Berlin Marathon in a time of 2:01:09. Tigist Assefa shocked the women’s field by running her second marathon in 2:15:38, a course record.

Eliud Kipchoge Smashes His Own Marathon World Record

There’s gloom on Wall Street. JetBlue and American Airlines face an antitrust trial. And investors can begin buying shares of the luxury sports carmaker Porsche.

The Week in Business: The Fed Hits the Brakes

Quotation of the Day for Sunday, September 25, 2022.

Quotation of the Web: With No. 700, Pujols Wins His Race Against the End

Every year as Rosh Hashana approaches, a longtime reporter thinks back to 1971 when he was running out of time and Ron Blomberg, the Yankees’ only Jewish player, came through.

Remembering a Deadline Single by the Sundown Kid

“300 el x 50 el x 30 el,” the Belgian troupe FC Bergman’s ambitious theatrical installation, will open BAM’s Next Wave festival with an elaborate set that recreates a rural settlement onstage.

A Show With a Cryptic Title but No Code to Crack

Harry Styles powered the critically drubbed and controversy-entangled movie to a solid $19.2 million in estimated ticket sales at North American cinemas.

Women and Gen Z Drive ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Box Office

Tourists, vendors, babies, hundreds of university students and a soccer team from Senegal perished in a little-known ferry disaster 20 years ago. Survivors and families of victims still want justice.

Deadlier Than the Titanic: A Ferry Set Out With About 1,900 Aboard. Only 64 Survived.

In a battle of headliner quarterbacks, Tom Brady vs. Aaron Rodgers needed more co-stars; Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars look legit; and the Bills could’ve used some help with the Dolphins’ receivers.

What We Learned From Week 3 in the N.F.L.

The annual smorgasbord at New York City Center features dancers from Music from the Sole, the Bavarian State Ballet and Alvin Ailey.

Fall for Dance Review: Some Tap, a Pas de Deux and a Monastic Chorus

The singer’s highly anticipated return to the stage will include the first halftime show under the N.F.L.’s new sponsorship deal with Apple Music.

Rihanna to Perform at Super Bowl Halftime

This 2011 work by the American-born, Europe-based choreographer Meg Stuart feels overextended.

Review: The Inescapable Vibrations of ‘Violet’

The protests that have swept Iran following the death of a woman in police custody have been especially intense in the country’s minority Kurdish population.

September 25, 2022

Headlines from September 25, 2022

Sundance Liked Her Documentary on Terrorism, Until Muslim Critics Didn’t

Ghosts of New York’s Glamorous Past Haunt an Empty Pub

Whatever Happened to the Starter Home?

A Formative Friendship Cut Short by Tragedy

While You’re in the Air, Pilots’ Key Partners May Be Working From Home

Billboard 200

Un Verano Sin Ti

Demons Protected By Angels

Patient Number 9

Dangerous: The Double Album

Different Man

Historical Context for September 25, 2022